§ 25148 Commissioner Prospectus Delivery Requirement
This rule lets the commissioner say that, before a security is sold, the seller must give each potential buyer a prospectus or proxy with certain required information, unless another law already forces that delivery.
A small company wants to sell new shares and gets a permit from the commissioner. The commissioner tells the company it must hand out a short brochure with the key details to every investor before they can buy the shares.
Because the commissioner set that condition, the company must give the brochure to each buyer first, even though the usual securities laws don’t already require it.
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§ 25148 Commissioner Prospectus Delivery Requirement
Last verified: January 10, 2026